03.04.2020 | Institut for Fysik og Astronomi
The automated SONG telescope in Tenerife does not require on-site staff to conduct the observations of stars, yet the Corona virus has forced the leaders of the SONG project to shut down the observatory for at least two weeks.
03.04.2020 | Institut for Fysik og Astronomi
En af nattehimlens mest kendte stjerner, Betelgeuse, falmer, og mens astronomer på hele kloden observerer stjernens udvikling, følger danske gymnasieelever med på sidelinjen. De sidder nemlig i første parket til nyeste viden fra astronomiens verden med undervisnings-iBogen Astronomi.
11.03.2020 | Institut for Fysik og Astronomi
On the 4th of March 2020 the new SONG spectrograph arrived at the Mt. Kent Observatory in Queensland, Australia. The spectrograph was build in the basement at IFA and will be used to analyse the light from stars collected through two telescopes at the observatory.
13.01.2020 | Studerende
Paper in to-day's Nature Astronomy tells the story of an archeological dig into the past of our Milky Way
29.10.2019 | Medarbejdere, Offentligheden / Pressen, Studerende
Using asteroseismology, a team led by an Instituto de Astrofísica e Ciências do Espaço (IA) researcher, studied two red-giant stars known to host exoplanets, and for one of them found a seemingly improbable planet. This is based on data from NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), analysed using techniques developed at SAC, and…
